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sEaAroR RAEn.
N m uTEsvTEwED ABoUf THH DKE1
nAoa aTATKMmN1g.

N 70 uTKByTRwKD ABoUT TIE DKEs-
BAcH aTAIKmnN1S.
eAn FnAHc1soo. Sept. 17.-Bpsakina Of
thO statsmeDss Of assets and liabilities
alsd yesterday b. Dreshaoh 4 RossD.
fela, James q. Fn the nsW PFeaidant
of ths Nevada Bsnk, said In M inter
visw today; Neither Mackay. flood
nor tie Nevada Bank h responsible h
shts matter. Why, do zoe suppose
woaid consent 10 take place ~ Pfeai-
dent Of the bank and DO what
havs done II thouRht ths bank oouid
Be- haId for TIE extra Losses. It eannot.
I assure yea. satisfied myself about
that hsfore I AGAIN oonasnted 10 40 ip
Toe bank. supp0as for qaits whils
tbat Mackay and = Cd did know al
ahout thIa deal and vere oonfsEEinR and
iookinn info The matter and aetiDe
wfth BFandeF. bat an sAtiaaec
thaa u IL not 90. They
didn't know lass what BFAD6sE
1as dolaR. Thsy Sappossd u wss al
riaht. Mackay vas away and Flood
was away q eeod deal. am satisnsd
FIood and Maekay didn't know all
sboaa u. Thsy supposed Il was al
ri0bt and iasl lee BrandsE lnvesi think-
lna be know"
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NEW IDnA oAnnEED m1o PnAcTzc1 n
san FRAncIaDo.
San Fnknclsuo. Sept l7.-Nsw boilers
Of peculiar pattsfn wers placed yes
tsrdAy On hoard tho Calumbia Bar toe
Astoria. They ars the invention Of r.
Z. Dandnn, Of this city, and nnne of
he kind have ever besn Dlacsd on a
maFtas ysaeel bafoFa. There are three
eylindeFa inalsad Of Qua and The eylin
dFleal parts, being emall, reQniFs Lees
thickness Of iron for the sane biah
ufessars Of steam. All the parts betna
ciFOuiaE IN form they require q lee.
amount Of stnying. whiiss it is claimed
that tle consumption Of coal b greatly
reduced. The designs Of the neV
bailera have besn ssnt 10 the naval an-
thoFitiea 81 Washin9ton. where The idea
received warm commendasion. A large
OumbeR uf mechanics and atsamboat
men visited ths toR to-day 70 nss ths nsw
boilers.
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AnEux 0ERRaAam AnRAxna.
fCopvrigAf 1851 " ~ ". 2 kns's Prsas.
BnnLzm. ssps. It'll b annaEasd th9a
shH ins4Fviawa huawnou niammEek ama
KaluDky thi1 wpek menne new pha1e
of tns BaigHFian qaaaltoBs Il moana =
ehRok on Rasplsa lnleEVsutiou h The
neutrality ef knnUpe towards RFinao
ferdinand, loavina him ~ hia own re-
sources % sink % swim and the freo-
don Of aclion left for The bulRartan
y little short oG lnaEehy.
EmpeFoT william and Pslnoe and
Princess william, Prince FFedeEick.
Prince Leopold aud Osnefai Won
Moltke. leave 1iesain today and win ar
rive at BsFlin this evening. Th, Em-
psroe'a soiouFn 10 Gseetin was an an
quAlioed success 1he Beport of his
fsintlna nt being eFPuneona. Iho ~
inrn Of he LmpsEial party % baElln
anally dispoasa Of the Topufis ihal tha
Emperor w0uld have an interview with
sne cEaR.
Toe success Of the Gsrman oanal-
dAsea % the eisoiiosa for members og
the Bohewlan Diat places che Cxaeh ma
farfty face 10 face VIA compae1 bc0y Of
German Deputiss srmed With special
70 iuglot on the eivialon Of
Bohemia inso administrative dislrictas
With refeFenee 70 gesiai0n END Ian
zauaga.
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edisas fogmallty q acisurninz. Thil
wan Rouo skRp1nh vita and lhen b
anDaaneee thai The bard had been
tsodeFsd free of ehaEae b Mr.. AarRAn,
ana moved . vota ek thankn which shG
nronp ae Ne door Aeeunfsa quita haaFs.
u. Al tben retired q Rood tF3m and
q Reoa aoEcf. Mr.. Parker. who pre-.
eldsd. eeina the LAT % ps8a uus. wsa
ista enzaced In ennvernRfion a The
oaes wheu she llahia wsRe tarnnd cot hy
Ae. haRmcn Who e9ua and rents the
oalidtnR. 4 vas said list The isafoFmal
adteufnmens hna inAerfsred With the
prupcnad plan Of takinQ up eollecaipn
e pAl laR The Nnnt 81 aha hall.
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,UNRALAECRn,

A ozEKAN wEAvEa NUsDHns Kn WIZ
AID cuxLD.
WILMNoroN. (Del. }, Sept. I7.-HenFy
Riedel, . GeFman weaver, murdered his
wife and nine year old con this morn
inc. and then made an unsuccessful q
tempt b take his own life. Riedsl says
ne was esise4 With q desire 70 die, and
40 be did not want TO leave his sife and
child unprotecssd, he took up pistol
a0d crspt stealthily into the adj lining
room whore they we're Ia bed both sound
Asleep, aud shot them throuph the head.
Death resulted instantly. he aimed 9
bullet 81 his own bead, bus tt glanced
on the skull. makinR deep bat not
dangerous w0nnd. Riedsl 10 In custody.
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saEy Cemmisaion, eallseasa ana eIstrih
eaed @50no0 10 SICK ana wuanaad
soldiers daxina TIE eiVi3 WeE. died last
niRnk e Mansoeslsr. aRed - He bad
neen n fssb1e kealth for sama tina
Dis ealats of milton doliaEn b lela oy
him 10 bic wifs and fsnr 6anghfers.
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SPECIAL Tnon OTTAWA Ard oTHEs EsWs
NOTES KmoM vICT0AIA.


ROTns Kn0m vlcToAIA.
V1CToAIA q. O., Bsps. i7-Ths fol-
joutna spsclal Wss F.oeivsd ~ ths CelO-
sisf fFoan OstaRa, Oat This Govern
msnf haa a. lass dlsosvsFtd whsrs tha
nIleh lay IN FsaaFd 70 ths BehFinR Zee
a. SaRss lasl ysaT, which indlostss thai
Q ssxiozs bssash of faith has hesn eom
missed EhFo1Gh tse iRnora1se 81 the
AmaRioan ausk0giaits e. 1stKa. 10 %
o aEs shss B-Yasd. 90 rsssiEs q tue 80
poss 81 hia ofhssss h Alaska siailnR thl
EFoo1ds npoa wDieb . nunber of sssssil
had bssn oondsmned, DID - 0nae fsie.
ataph ordertnR the festeKafiun Of ~
vessels and skins - thetr ssneFa, ~ 40
Oears from sns Dublisbsd oispstebes
He also infoGmsd tne Bs1sisa Mfufsls
as Washington Of his havinG dons %
INA rnsgiasFaas - Silks. gedRs DaW
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San FRAmcsBco, 9sps l7--John Ray-
nol0s, sailor on the bark Rundaleegs
from Nanaino. waa arrested today foe
havina q small quantity OF oontFaband
onfnrm IN hta ,a-,.eefar,
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Az the frona Of the stand towards The
aoath an enclosure vas rallied of for the
President, his party. the speakers and
Others. Here vas suspended 80 ~ 10 be
IA full view . photographs copy Of the
original constitution. AZ the east side
Of tha stand stood the qusint, old high
backed chair occupied oy George Wash
inRton as presiding ofhseF over lhe Con-
Rress which adopted that houored and
yensrated doenmenk. Suspended fRem
the back Of the chair vas another oopy
OF the Nations charter. Az each side
OF the center Of the stand stood two
haQstahs. the ooloFs on cash Of which
we're raised in homer Of
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Ard the aAfssy Of their eunstitutieu.
6od grans that thes EAy fsd il anius-
paire6. and - ~ Fsisies IN tie ratrias.
ts1 of fhnss who tise1 . hundred ysars
ace, 20 naay others who follow ua reicice
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Los AnsELRs. eepl. 17.-At special
msesirRfof the Board of Trade today,
resolutions we're adopsed fAsoFina the
pFoiect Of Q standard gauge rAllKead
from BAlt Laks Oily 20 Los Angeles and
plsdging TIE suppoEs Of the board ID
oarFyisG Gus the ulane proposed b. the
rro1aalnR AZ nalf TMka
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Il Gaa 9 typical esptembeg mornlne,
slsaf, cool and bright. TIE stress
ihroo9host the city we're throneed with
eeopls Of all nations and oolors 20 osle
oFate the last day Of the Constitutional
Centennial. Oa the stand 10 Independ
enee Square there vas represented
every bEasoh Of life which goes 10
maks no the nation. Side By side were
siastical representative, iastices Of the
highest Law tribunal, the ministers ex
sfaotdinaFy Of foreign poseFs, the ma
lions Law makers, and representative
Of the army and navy.
The stand IN Indspendenes Square 10
the rear Of the old Historic Hail had
seating capacity Of about ten thousand,
and had bssn
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And every uational reed. boz devotadIy
shonld ws eenfeaA with Franklin thaa
God aovsrns in the agairs q men. and
how solemn should Be tie rshsetior
THAI 10 oas hsnds is comuitted tie ara
ef the psople'a covanant ard thms oars
is the duty % shield u from irnpi0us
hands. We receive 10 sealed With ths
issls of . century. u hAs beea suf3siens
ID the pasa. s1e IN fussre years vii b
una tba same. II tha Awertcan p@o-
pls are tF1e - their ssered trusa anosAer
esntsnntal aay ufll pass By and YEA rail-
liens unboFn uiii tnqsirs regarding
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San FALHcIsco. Sept. 1.-The agFes-
mena adopted by The paasspesf aeonts
Of the tfanseonfinentsl lines - the
meetsnR on thursday was passed around
rate cutting hereafter will Be puniahed
hy heavy fnes.
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"AFFRAL To TaUfH. ?

By Msudel-sohn. with beautiful effect.
then Mt. ksasoa escorted tie Pres4-
dent 10 tie speakeFs rostruu and the
Chief Magistrate eommaBce0 q tee
minutes sddress, which wAs received
utth thandsro1s applanse. die pro-
nunctAtion uas clear ard psFfsct aSe
his voios rang out Aadioly 20 the listen
ir0 thousands.
fne President told Of The honor snd
rleasure q vas 70 participate tn the ex
aFcisea and paid eiswinR tribats 10 tbs
dignity Of American eitizaAship. In
easclasion be said. As We sosa down
tue past osntury 10 The origin Of cas
ecnaiitntion. Aa we contsmpiste iss
ifouhlea and tFiumphs. a. - realiE.
hoe compistaly the pfinclpsas upou
which n is based have net
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BALTnoaa. Sept. 16.-Tns Federal
OsaFs has temporarily restrained Wm
q uframbull from aaina OF fuFniAhina for
asa any bail talephones. Bas 10 brOuQht
q tbs tnstAnos Of tie Bell TeIsph0us
Company and appears 90 be psFtiou-
laEty directed against AF. TFumbull, 30
pFdeR 20 shst oG the Chinese tslsphone
schems With which Csuna kGffkiawls
Aaa recently bssn pssuiosntIy con-
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A "a KAsAoN REoAN

With the words. the one object Of the
eelebrAiion has been TO demonstrste and
qaieksn the revereaos and love OF tbs
American people Of ell orders for their
national constitution" He eioQueutiy
wsloomed President Cleveland aud ths
vast asssmblaes Of notable AueFicans
and foreianeFs, conesodina With an in
vocation. "Msy the dawn Of the second
caalennisl year be oeleoratsd With In
sreassd favor ana our Union gain
strength e. the csntaries roll on. For.
ever live tbs Constitution and the
unian."
Mrs Cleveland sat almost In front Of
tie speaksrs' position snd vas the ey-
nosurs Of all eyes. She vas handsomely
attiFed In q close 6t'ing dress Of cFaoFe
and bFown-colored plald aiik ana "
: stylish bat Of dFab color.
CARDINAL Gibbons, wearing the coloFs
Of bic exalted once. sst az tbs aide Of
the speakers and vas one Of the most
attentive listeners Of the entire Assem-
hlAee.
AZ tbs conclusion of Mr.. Kasson's cd
dress. the chorus sang
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cLzSELAHD saAKEs nkHDs.
PHILADELPHIA. 8spt. 17.-FFuxu nIus
s'elosk this mlEning till half pass ter
President Clsvsian& stood n oonmis.
slonera room IN the easa wing "a the
CITY VAL and shook the hands of youne
sud old. Eich and pooxs aa they passed
% oontllnols procession baforo hie,
stationed tmnediatsly hehind hin
sers seesstaries Bsyard and Fairchild.
The appsoaehea TO ths baildines were
censeiy paeked With peopis, come 81
whom bad hsen On tue ground sincs he
fore dayliRhh AZ there were fnIIy 20.
" pespie ~ tie neiRhbcrhood. Il is
safe 10 say that not one-third Of ahsn
snecseded IN nreetine she President
Noen tne time arrived for him 10 taxa &
carriage 70 the memorial meeting.
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uos Coming.

San FRkNcIsoo, 6spt. 1T.-Mayor
P0od this morning rseeived . letter
tron Presidsut Olsvel snd declining o.
visit tbis city on the ground Of . preas Of
8fioiai bosineas.
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nscEyKD vTIu ARFLkuw.

The aponuh siloiasa uproaEioos ap
psaase, and when ths Prssidsnt started
% leave The ball The membsrs foRusd
n lins and be was esmpeiied 10 aeesnd
o eanh Q hAnd-shaks. After the retire
znens AZ the pFsnidens. Major 0saerAl
RcAoa~ld rpapnndsd 20 tie Army ard
Havv,n and GaVsFnog Beaver 20 STas
Thir.esn Original etsts4S Among tne
nueakers we're 9svrgnog FIsEh1Qa Lee,
Of Virginia. and EHRinser Mslviiis oi
The NaFy.
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DkNvK1, Sept. H.--The delegates 70
the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of inde
osnoent Order Of Old Fellows, whieb
meets here next ueek, are beginning o.
sFrive 90 every train. Over Q thoassnd
cached here Last evening and this
morning, among whom sFa the Grand
sire. OF Albion. N. T.; Dspasy Grano
Sire Underwood, Of Oovingtcn, Keo
mex. and many other members Of the
Order.
Those whe arrived last evening and
% the early morning tTaine wera pro
vids6 With special ears and q II
o'clock started on al exoarsio1 20 Gray
mont aud will return touiRhs. Tenor.
rog religions services viii be held o. ~
Johns Cathedral, eonduotod By J. W
Venahle. Gfaad OAaplain Of the BoVer
sieH Grad Lodgs When The eessiou
pens MondAy u 10 anticipated thal
I2,000 vii Be uFeNant.
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Respectively. At ths eastern side Of
the stand sat the Marine Band which
for half 40 hour before the exercises be-
can discsnFsed such music a. only that
famous organization can render. A
chorus Of 1000 children, With 20 men &c
leading voices, sang patriotic hymn.
which hrOuRht them rounds Of applause.
The appearance Of the Presidsnt and
bis wife ahead Of q double column of
distinguished visitors created q perfeos
apFoaK Of appliances. As they came
down the center aiale towards the places
10 front. she Presidest leaned on the
arm Of ex- Minister Kasson. and direct
" behind them came Mrs. Cleveland.
lesnipQ on the arm Of Thomas n.
Thompson, Chairman Of the Reception
Gommittee. Next came Secretary Bay
ard, Daniel Lamont and wife and Fec
resaFy RsiFchild. After the PFesideni
and Mrs. Clevslsnd reached the stand
4 general hasd shaking with those they
recognized took plaee, after which, IN
rsapones 10 tumullous applause, they
walked side by eide 20 The trout railing
- a. ana
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DxDHAM. 6eps- I7.-gesome w. Man
ming. Of OambFides, has bsouaht suii
FOE 500 600 dama9ss against H0n. As
French. one Of ths JadRss Of the Ooarl
Il Oommtaaioasra Of The Alaba1A
Olaims- mamninR wae lawyer and be
sss debarFe6 BY TIE Oo1Ft frcn peac
yieiuR bsfere thom- An asaaohmsni ba,
sssn Sled against TIE estate of Judes
French.
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n eur sassisy .nd cur ssa,sus l0vs for
ecnssituaiouai lineriy.H
When fhs Psesid1nt vas In thn mid
soana of the bsll il tha elaia Houses
whtnh onouEiss The plaee of hoaaE IN
Ne st1acsufe wheFain ropoaed that
eracksd and stained usns Of usssI. fths
LAhsEig bsill, rang 0qs tee hosE, sud
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WAsHTEeEoa, SepA I7.-HsuEy Moo
hei3. sf ssit Lake, h&s besn appo1nfEd a
UapeFintsndent Of Cc1sfrustion Of ths
utah Peniteusiary.
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BoWkD 1hNih ACAAoNLkDoA8h&Ib
OF the compliments paid tnsm. Il
seemed as though the cheering would
neveF die out.
After the thousands Of throats were
yelled hosrse, Bishop Potter rose, fol-
lowed by ell these Who occupied the re-
servs Space, With uncovered heads, aud
made the opening prayer. reading from
napuacript. In the great noise and
dsn Il vas simply impossible for syen
those Vho were near him 70 Distinguish
: Word.
lost after the Bishop had 6nished his
efayeF, General Sheridan WITH his aide.
closely follosed By Cardinal 0ibbon.
Archbishop Ryan ard numbeF Of ths
Catholic elerRs. marched dowu the aisle
sharfthey hsd bsen s-aied. Hos. John
4. Kassou, as President Of the Constitu
siooal Centennial Commission, assumed
the presiding lace. and, after q bymh
bad been given By tbs chorus, ross &c
make the introductory address Of the
day. There vas great sppis1se
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NRv Yohx. Sept. IT.-Phe weekly
hank statement shows Ia ahe reserve .
ieefeaas Of &S3f, $50. The banks po~
lold e3ol9 SIS IN excess Of the Is per
cent. rule. stocks closed quist sDc
nesvy al small decline frsn yester
laws Anal hoorea.
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SAx FnkncIsco, Sept. l7.--A gentle-
q Rio 0rands "a today 4 donhls 1rnak
between Puahlo and Trinidad. This
Improvement is made necessary bsoa9se
Of ths daily Increase Ia the coal trafie
over that road from the south. when
10 operation there viii BE- shipped oyer
sue two tracks 1000 cars daily.
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SAH FAAnozaoe. Sept. i7.-0aptain J.
". fr0ap hAs been appointed Pors Oap-
tain for toe Oregon Railway 4 NavtGa
tIOa Company. BE s1eoesos oaptaiE
l. A. Bailey and will have conaTol Of
Toe water property II the company
Whfle ts pora.
IBpsrtani DsxeIspReass KooksA Ter
Sac FRkMaznuo, Beue. f7.-vtos Prasi
dsus O. W. Saith, of ths Atahison. To.
pska a Santa fe. ssnt 9 pEiVnte tsisaran
10 Rsntls0sn n this ely ysslsrday thai
be would leave ObioAao today for Cali
foFnia, Arsl 9otnR ts Lea Angeles an
and than coming 10 tAia city. His triI
y o1a Of haunssa and impoFaant a.
vsiopmants nay b lacked for e. 10 .,
pFobahls ro1ts thai tie Santa Fe oil
adope IN extsndina It's California esa.
trai dlvisson northward from
AnRalsa.
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TEE SOCIAL KvMr,

The most important social event con
nected With the celebration Of the Con
teFtainsd by Mr.. aud Ara. Geo. W
sry seat at Bsyn MswF. The occasion
zas marked By the presence Of q erea'
9umber Of distinguished persons. Mrs
Cleveland and the lnvilsd guests, nun
lerinR from 400 to 500 we're taken TO
Bsyn MavF By special train. A de-
lI9htful time vas had. Mrs. Cleveland
planted young tres a. q msmento
Mr.. Ohilds presented her With her
ehoice Of his herd Of thoroughbred
Jerseys.
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Wv. ). =. DEvoaE

In q short speech recalled she growth
of ChioaRe and Milwaukes, aud predict
Cd q Rrsas future for Tae0naa. He wai
glad tbas biz people (hs d q Hethodistl
uould Be With q always.
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y. EKnnY,

In answer 70 Q renewed eAll, (be haYina
once aeclineAl, moanted the platform
and addressing the audinBes said: Il
yield % yonF peEsuagicn because theFs
9 no oshaF timber e hand. and anns-
times - have - tAks veFy pooF timber.
Under anoh etrgumstaneas ! feel -
kseniy az any hody san wbat we have
pasBsd thrg1Gh 70 Feaeh teis rasalt."
He told Of hia easiy ARRIVAL II Tae0me
whsn he pEsmssaI forest rood hsrs and
anid that hs had losatad heEe beoauns Of
having ssudied the geography % tAe
Territory, Witch, be aaid. ta1aht him ol
ths nupsrioF naturai advantages 0f ~
plaoa. Ths railEusd saanGesd 3 0l
sarss az Iand 20 The mile 20 oome here,
ehish they miRht have Rainsd By asina
% Hsaa1is. Tbs Tstlroad wAs baildina
30 Tnoonaa for ths sADe reason that fbs
Uoian Paeiee wna baildinn 40 Po1tland
and sha OsstFAi PaaiHe San FFanaisoo
Al tha ouuelunian of this address, caIll
wsEs usasts8 foE
And othsEn. buA esms of the andis1el
naean % 50 COS aqA Oshofs 70 follow y
fast that tt so0n bseame esidsnf TBS
sbs mesttnR uas af ~ end. MF. Whasi
wTi0at ffom ths a1aee motfsDed 70 Ma
/ Ferry and few oehngs 10 fFuuf ~ kasI
ssaaed snd shs haad was saaFss9 piay
laa. Tns endisBes esuiiBasd % pss
oat, howoeoR, sad Ma. HbaeswFiRh
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npon fh0se sliH Inside 70 sabmii % %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

PnTLkDurRHIA, 0aDt. i7.-ksaF Ad-
niral =. g. Madiaon Maianey Of the
Unitsd States Naxv, VetiFed. eied 81
3Fyn HsuF. Pa. aasd 70 ysaEs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18
OUR CONSTITUTION.
The Centennial Celebration
1t Philadelphia.
spEEeEEs AND EAnp sHaUHa.
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farm q The AnsFisan Parsy-wstsr
Rsmins II wsahIsgssa-MurAer
conmltse& by q German
Weaver.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

sAN FRAMcIsc0, Sept. 1.-THE Yet
sFan FiSemen's Association Of Nsw York
paEaded here this morning. beeldes
tbs Nsw Turk EiEemeB, the xempt are
men Of this city and the Manhattan
and pineon companies waRa IN the line
Of march. The exsmpa aFemen vii
give the Vetegans q babqsef - tho Pal
zee Hotel this evening. Tue VsterAn8
intend 30 leAve for ahe East tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

PHrE.ADELPHrA, Sept H.-The Centen-
Hon yes. @. Blaine letter expressing
ais sincere regret at bis inability 30
attend the celebration. He speaks Of
the enniysrsaSy Gs great event to be
celebrated for all time bv the American
oeople, and edlogizsd the trainers and
sianeEs OF the Oonssitution.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

BosroA, Sept. II Il tiers have been
reesiVed by ths AmsEiean Board Of
OaumlaaioasFs for Foreign Mfsslonss
pictnFip9 Q terrible eonaition Of a9alF1
smone the people Of the Oiollian Rialns
Asia Minor. Large pumbeTs Of inhabi-
tants are Starving. The BoaFd has d.
oided % make q aensRal appeal foR
funds with which 10 alleviate me dIs-
lfeag.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-12-02
Bradley'S Blankets
BuckWheat Wanted

RITTER 4 RALsToN'S.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-12-02
Personal.

Pensions have lately been granted to But.
Ter county people, as follows: Adam Hof
man. Bruiu, Sll3.60; VIM. Barr, Ogle
S53l 81; NJ. Maloney, guardian, Miilerstown
S9i5.27; Jas. Riddle, Prospect, $500 40; Geo
Gates. Saxon, Sl35.73; Samuel Sheldon, Pe-
troIia, S617. .2G; John Kennedy, Butler, ST.,
392.64.
Hon. Norman Hall of Sharon, representa-
tive to Congress from this district, started for
Washington, Friday.
DR.. McCurdy has removed to Freeport.
Messrs. C. F. T. Pape. Geo. Zeigler, Pau
Cummings and John Wise are hunting IL
Forest county.
Corporal Jas. s. Wilson of Pittsburg, form
erly Of Centreviile, was in town last Friday
aud left us copy of that wonderfully popu
lar new book entitled Corporal 81 Kiegl
and his Pard' ut is the we'll told andwe.l writ
ten story of the experiences OF private sol
der during the late war, will rccat many In
cidents in a soldiers lite that he had entire
ly forgotten, aud will give many boy an
IDEA of what his father passed through dur
ing the war. Mr. Wilson has the agency fol
the State, and wishes to employ canvassers
See his card in another place.
Mr.. Frank Anderson intends removing to
Butler, and has rented part of ESQ. Roessing's
house oa Washington 81.
Mr.. Owen Brady of Millerstown, took unto
himself third wife last Monday, In the per
son of Miss Julia Landers, young lady o.
Butler, formerly of Petrolia.
-Ex.sheriff John Montgomery of South
Bend. Armstrong Co., tell from his horse
last Tuesday, broke his neck aai was in
stantiy killed.